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Egypt Statue of Ramses II Luxor 1985 Stamp

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Issue:      Egypt Statue of Ramses II Luxor 1985 Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Stamps Denomination:       125 PT, Issue Date:       2002 Issued By:      Egypt Post 

Issue:      Egypt Statue of Ramses II Luxor 1985 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Stamps Denomination:        5 Yen,

Issue Date:       2002

Issued By:      Egypt Post

 

 

 

A Symbol of Egypt Ancient Power:

 

In 1985 a stamp was issued featuring one of Egypt most iconic symbols the colossal statue of Ramses II in Luxor. This statue representing the grandeur and might of one of Egypt greatest pharaohs was intricately designed to immortalize Ramses II reign. Ramses II often known as Ramses the Great ruled for 66 years making him one of Egypt longest reigning pharaohs. His statue a striking representation of his divine authority still stands in the Temple of Luxor today embodying the legacy of a ruler who was both a military strategist and a master of monumental architecture.

Ramses II Monumental Legacy:

 

The 1985 stamp featuring the statue of Ramses II serves as a tribute to his monumental contributions to Egypt. Known for his military campaigns including the famous Battle of Kadesh and his ambitious building projects Ramses II left behind an empire that was both militarily formidable and architecturally remarkable. The Luxor statue with its towering presence reflects his status as a god king and his commitment to leaving a lasting legacy. The stamp itself captures the essence of ancient Egyptian artistry and the enduring significance of Ramses II rule.

The Role of Stamps in Preserving Ancient Egypt Heritage:

 

Stamps like the one released in 1985 play an essential role in preserving and celebrating the rich heritage of ancient Egypt. By featuring images of significant monuments and historical figures such as Ramses II these stamps help to bring attention to the importance of Egypt ancient civilization. The Luxor statue chosen as the image for this stamp exemplifies the power of visual representation in connecting modern generations with the grandeur of the past. This philatelic tribute serves to remind the world of the achievements of Ramses II ensuring his legacy continues to inspire awe and respect centuries after his reign.